CESRA: Community of European Solar Radio Astronomers

CESRA: Community of European Solar Radio Astronomers

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Reports

CESRA President’s report during CESRA community business meetings:

President’s report on CESRA activities 2023 – 2026

President’s report on CESRA activities 2019 – 2023

President’s report on CESRA activities 2016 – 2019

President’s report on CESRA activities 2013 – 2016

President’s report on CESRA activities 2010 – 2013


Old CESRA pages are at http://www.lesia.obspm.fr/cesra/old_index.html

What is CESRA? The Community of European Solar Radio Astronomers (CESRA) is an international network of scientists dedicated to advancing research on the Sun, the heliosphere, and related astrophysical plasmas using radio observations. CESRA fosters worldwide collaboration between observers, theorists, and instrument developers, supports early‑career researchers, and promotes the exchange of ideas through scientific highlights, workshops, and schools, helping to connect cutting‑edge radio measurements  with broader astrophysics and space‑weather science.

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